Groww India IPO Allotment Status — 10 November 2025
IPO Price Band: Rs 95-100 | Allotment Date: 10 Nov 2025 | Listing Date: 12 Nov 2025 | GMP: 4% (~Rs 104 expected listing). Check status on BSE, NSE or registrar website using PAN number.
Groww IPO — Complete Details at a Glance
| IPO Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Issue Price Band | Rs 95 – Rs 100 per share |
| Lot Size | 150 shares (1 lot = Rs 15,000) |
| Total Issue Size | Rs 4,295 crore |
| Subscription Period | 7 – 9 November 2025 |
| Allotment Date | 10 November 2025 |
| Listing Date | 12 November 2025 (BSE + NSE) |
| GMP on Allotment Day | +Rs 4 (~4% premium → expected listing Rs 104) |
Step-by-Step: How to Check Groww IPO Allotment Status
- BSE Website: Visit bseindia.com/investors/appli_check.aspx → Select Equity → Choose Groww India Limited → Enter PAN or Application Number
- NSE Website: Visit nseindia.com → IPO section → Select Groww India → Enter application details
- Registrar (KFin Technologies): Visit kfintech.com → IPO Allotment → Enter PAN or Depository Client ID
About Groww — Why This IPO Was So Awaited
Groww is India's largest retail stock broking platform by active users, with over 10 million active investors on its platform as of 2025. The Bengaluru-based fintech was founded in 2016 and captured the post-COVID retail investing boom — becoming the preferred platform for first-time investors across India due to its clean UI, zero commission trading, and mobile-first design.
Groww Financial Snapshot (Pre-IPO)
- Revenue FY2025: Rs 3,145 crore — up 150% year-on-year
- Net Profit FY2025: Rs 605 crore — first full profitable year
- Active Users: 10.2 million registered, 5.8 million monthly active
- Mutual Fund AUM: Rs 84,000 crore under management
- IPO Valuation: Rs 28,600 crore (~$3.4 billion)
Should You Buy Groww Stock Post-Listing?
For long-term investors, Groww represents a direct bet on India's retail investing growth story. The platform benefits from rising financial literacy, Demat account penetration growing from 40 million toward a projected 200 million accounts this decade, and the ongoing shift from physical to digital financial services. However, intense competition from Zerodha, Angel One, and potential new entrants like Jio Financial keeps margin pressure real. Investors should watch quarterly active user growth and revenue per user as the key performance metrics post-listing.